The Affairs of Susan on Tropical Theatre bill
Entertainment column previews the Tropical Theatre program featuring The Affairs of Susan with Joan Fontaine as Susan, plus related acts and newsreels. It mentions supporting performers and a bustling slate of screens, theatres, and upcoming titles in a lively period theater scene.
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jHal Wallis
Susan
Joan Fontaine
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Tropical Theatre
Double D Eucalyptus Health Claim Ad
An OCR fragment promotes Double D Eucalyptus as a cure for flu and cold. It instructs taking drops, inhaling, and using the product for rapid relief, with awkward wording and unclear dosage details. The ad emphasizes strong medicinal value and rapid action.
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Becaus
Bellabie
What Will Your Child Become teaching is fascinating
A discussion on the future of education and the role of teachers. It emphasizes that teaching depends on teacher character, example, and adaptability. The piece argues for responsive methods, unit based work, and individualized pacing to engage diverse students and foster self-reliance.
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Clas Tx
Tudy
Pope
National Radio Highlights From October 22 1946
Radio listings show a day of varied programming including News at 10.28, Women's Lesson at 12, History Play Collina at Sorrento and Hobart Town, The Country Hour at 12 48, Music Appreciation at 3, Camouflage Among Birds by Mim Marion Smith at 4 10, The Best in Music featuring England by Bernard Shaw at 6 13, a Chamber Music Concert with violinist Szymon Goldberg at 10 10, and Beethoven piano sonata in C major Op 102 No 1 performed by Callo.
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G. Ldann
Collina
Sorrento
Hobart Town
Miss L.grimes
Mim Marion Smith
England
Bernard Shaw
God
Szymon Goldberg
Callo
Beethoven
Hollywood's Foreign Contingent In Film Work
An article notes Hollywood casting and production drawing international talent. It highlights Bergman’s influence, actors like Liv Yesson, Remarque’s mock script visit, and eight Paris paving stone samples used as period props.
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Risse
Sins Theatre
Fret
England
Cnet Aloe
Dean
Liv Yesson
Havana
Remarque
Hollywood
Devi Lewis S
Lewis Milestone
Paris
Monthly Meeting of QCW.A Sees New Officers and Guests
A well attended QCW.A meeting Friday featured welcome remarks by Mr. A. H. Clarke for Dr. W. Palmer and new officers. Mrs. Palmer greeted visitors Mr. Rowwellgang and Mrs. Hankin, with invitations extended to members for an upcoming civic reception. A committee discussed support for local matters, including a forthcoming event at the City Council Dome and refreshments for attendees.
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W. Palmer
A. H. Clarke
Palmer
OWA
Elvie
Mise Freda Bare
Obe
City Council
Menor
Em Maer
Workey’s Kinch
Min
Woodward
Borkhampton
Atherton
Clorte
Wortward
Freedem
Pruany
Yaanan
Feepr
Aiee
Tea
Breen
Cairns Holiday Flight Arrivals and Departures Listed
A Cairns notice lists numerous arrivals by ANA and departures by train and plane. Names include Mr and Mrs C H Nichlalls, Mr J Stephenson, Mrs Denton, and many others bound for Melbourne Brisbane Cairns and Sydney.
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England
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Department of Works and Housing
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McCarthy
J. Page
E. and
M. McCarthy
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Sydney
P. Robertson
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Railway Appeal
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Farewell Farty for Mrs G B MacGregor in Cairns
A small farewell gathering was held Thursday at Grove Street home of Mr and Mrs Freudenberg. Mrs Freudenberg presented a bouquet and a North Queensland timber fruit stand to the guest of honour. A dainty afternoon tea followed with native dahlia decorations. The Gordon club meeting discussed investments of 361 53 and plans to use the Munro legacy of 250 for bonds. A Baby Show was arranged to bid Mrs Panton farewell.
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G. B. MacGregor
Cairns
Gordonee Cas
Mise Munro
Ee Ai Farewe
Mra Panton
Creed Mra Panton
St Peter's Women’s Guild Hosts Colourful Dress Dance Event
The Church hall on Upper McLeod Street hosted St Peter's Women’s Guild annual children’s plain and fancy dress dance last Friday. Judges Mesdames Copp and Reet announced prize winners including Eileen Phillips and Judith Norris in themed outfits. Special prizes donated by friends recognized humor and creative costumes, with refreshments provided by the guild.
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McLeodtreet
St. Peter's
Messames Copp
Reet
Egy Mire A. Davies
Andi
Mesdames E James and
Brike
Stratford
W. A. Miller
G McDonald
Copp
Mim Opten
A. Davies
J. Phillips
St. Peter
J James Butler
Marjorie Smith
M. Conway
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